Monday night's sleep was beautiful. Deep and uninterrupted. No blood sugar dips. I have not had a glass of wine for 5 days and I do know this proves a point I don't want to know.
I was up early and went to lift with Dee. It was a great start to the day and felt good to have it done early. After our workout, I had a premier protein shake and it had no effect on my blood sugar. For lunch, I had one of Amy's burritos and it had little effect with all the beans and I added an ounce of Monterey Jack.
I sat for too many hours yesterday at work. I worked until 6:30pm so 10 hours sitting. I had 2 glasses of white wine last night and 8 shitty cheap fried in the worst oil chips and guess what? Yup blood sugar and sleep were both impacted. Now one may think that's it no more junk or wine but that is not the mission I am on. I am on a mission of finding my body's tolerance in this experiment. White wine and I have never been friends it is more likely to give me a headache. Don't worry the red with quality snacks is coming. I did have those avocado oil fried chips the other night with no effect so the shitty quality I do think contributes to the fast breakdown and glucose spike and subsequent dip as your body overcompensates with insulin.
Today I am working not at my desk! I am working our booth at the Ag show. I will be able to stand and take regular walk breaks. Today will be a day of rest with a little walking.
so quality snacks (avocado oil fried chips) had less of an impact on blood sugar, is that correct?
ReplyDelete💯 they did not have an impact. I put apple cider vinegar on both kinds. I love vinegar on chips and when they are so sour you can only eat so many. The avocado ones held up to the vinegar the cheap ones started to compost right in the bowl.
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